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Freud's stages are psychosexual while Erik Erikson's stages are - Psychosocial In Freud's psychodynamic theory instincts are emphasized. Erik Erikson is an ego psychologist. Ego psychologists - Believe in mans power or reasoning to control behavior Psychodynamic theories focus on .... rather than on cognitive factors when counseling clients - unconscious processes ... is the only psychoanalyst who created a developmental theory that encompasses the entire lifespan - Erik Erikson The s...

What organs are in the RUQ? - Liver/Gallbladder What organs are in the LUQ? - Stomach/Spleen What organ is in the RLQ? - Appendix What's the Gallbladder do? - Stores bile formed by the liver and empties bike into the duodenum. What's the duodenum? - The first part of the small intestine. What's the small intestine do? - Absorbs carbohydrates, proteins and fats. What's the colon do? - Absorbs water and electrolytes What do the kidneys do? - Regulates the water, electrolytes ...

What is the purpose of the SF 600? - To document the chronological record of outpatient treatment. What is the purpose of the DD form 689? - To request medical/dental evaluation and provide a means of communication between medical personnel and the patient's commander. While conducting sick call triage, 1SG Williams approaches your desk. He tells you to print and provide him with all medical records for PV2 Shaffer. Should you provide

what is the purpose of form dd 689? - medical/dental treatment/evaluation of parient communication between medical personnel and commander what is the purpose of the SF 600? - chronological records of outpatient In order to save time, SPC Jacobs has invented several abbreviations he uses to document patient care. Not only is his patient care documentation completed quickly, he uses time saved to help you restock shelves with supplies. Is this a good idea? Why or why not? - no, it is not a g...

PD 1 of 2007 - Freezing orders aka Mareva orders - Chapter 8 Pt 2 UCPR & Vaughn v Bongiorno - Respondent may be the defendant or a third party who may be in possession, custody or control or even ownership of assets which he or she may have to disgorge to help satisfy the judgment against another person. - duration of the freezing order made without notice limited to a period terminating on the return date of the application- as soon as practicable after the order is made to allow the resp...

corporations power - s 51(xx) foreign corporations, and trading or financial corporations formed within the limits of the Commonwealth; 'constitutional corporations' What is not a constitutional corporation? - Partnerships, unincorporated associations, sole traders, local govt. foreign corporations - Any entitled formed under the law of legal personalty either by foreign law or by Australian law. Need not be a 'trading' or 'financial' corporations to be regulated under this head of ...

Bailey v Commissioner of Taxation - Part 15 Particulars - Purpose is to confine issues, refine pleadings and avoid surprise. General Steel Industries Inc v Comm. for Railways - UCPR 13.4 - no cause of action "so obviously untenable that it could not possibly succeed" R v Kneebone - Duty of the Crown to call all witness available who may be able to assist the court SH v R - Competency - s 13 A witness incompetent to give sworn evidence may be competent to give unsworn evidence if 13(5) is...

Bale and Anor v Mills Breach of rule in Browne v Dunn - failing to put matters to witness in cross-examination - consequences Facts: Bale were lawyers for Mills. Bale settled his PI case for Mills. Mills alleged he was pressured and given false info which led him to settle his PI claim. Bale was not cross-examined in relation to certain matters and was given no opportunity to explain his actions - Breach of rule in Browne v Dunn. Held: · Cannot make adverse credibility findings against a w...

acts ethically and professionally at all times in dealing with clients, colleagues, courts, tribunals and the public in order to effectively represent clients, maintain the standards of the profession, and ensure public confidence in the legal system. - declines to act or seeks appropriate assistance and/or educational resources when the matter is beyond current abilities and knowledge Section 3.1 - consults senior counsel, specialists, mentors, Law Society Practice Management Helpline de...

PREFACE BR 1-3 - 1 . These Rules are made pursuant to the Legal Profession Act 2007. They may be cited as the 2011 Barristers Rule as amended These Rules commence on 23 February 2018 2 . The general purpose of these Rules is to provide the requirements for practice as a barrister and the rules and standards of conduct applicable to barristers which are appropriate in the interests of the administration of justice and in particular to provide common and enforceable rules and standards which ...

EVIDENCE: Subpoena; production; setting aside 1. requiring an extensive search of documents is oppressive; 2. vague descriptions require witness to decide what documents are relevant, which is a court function. - Air Pacific Ltd v Transport Workers Union of Australia TRIAL (1) Cost and efficiency do not always favour a trial by a judge alone; (2) A party who gives notice has a prima facie right to a trial by jury. - Trevor Roller Shutter Services Pty Ltd v Crowe TRIAL The proper mode of...

Jones v National Coal Board - Traditional Role of Judges I 1. Per Denning LJ, the judge sits to hear and determine the issues raised by the parties, not to conduct an investigation on behalf of society at large. 2. If a judge should himself conduct the examination of witnesses, he 'descends into the arena, and is liable to have his vision clouded by the dust of conflict'. Ridolfi v Rigato Farms Defendant fails to answer a notice to admit facts, implying admission. Defendant sought withdr...

Coleman v Power (2004) 220 CLR 1 - Relevant to: Implied Freedom of Political Communication (ss 7, 24) Issue: While distributing pamphlets protesting police corruption, Coleman was charged with using 'insulting words' under the Vagrancy Act and assaulting/resisting arrest Held: The Vagrancy Act charges violated the freedom of political communication, as 'insulting' is not appropriate or adapted - read down to only applying to words provoking unlawful physical retaliation...

British Steel Corporation v Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Company 1984 [British Steel case] - GOFF J - NO CONTRACT because there was a failure to prove offer and acceptance, i.e. a meeting of the minds, parties unresolved on 1) liability for consequential loss and 2) the price to be paid--court held that RESTITUTIONARY RELIEF was in order for the delivery of the steel nodes (mutual understudying for delivery though b/c one party requested and the other party complied) counter claims fail...

Ziems v Prothonotary - Issue: when does conduct which occurs in a Barrister's private life impact on his fitness to practice? Facts: - Ziems was a Barrister in a bar, saw a sailor abusing women. - he interjected and a physical altercation followed - Police officer witnessed sailor violently attack Ziems' head. - he took the sailor to custody and told Ziems he would return to take him to the hospital. - officer did not return - Ziems drove home, got in an accident and killed a motorcycl...

The court's decision in Equiticorp Finance Ltd v Bank of New Zealand (1993) is an example of which of the following legal principles? - A decision made by directors which benefits another company in a corporate group is not a breach of duty where it was reasonable for the directors to believe that the decision also benefited the directors' company. Which of the following is a proper purpose in relation to a decision by a board of directors? - To issue more shares in the company to employe...

Advertising and attracting clients There is little in the way of ethical regulation which restricts how most lawyers advertise services and attract clients. The ASCR, which are intended to apply to all solicitors within Australia, impose a number of specific restrictions on practitioners in Queensland promoting their legal services. The restriction on advertising is principally set out in ASCR r 36, which prohibits false, offensive or misleading or deceptive practices. The ASCR is broader t...

Lawyer's/law firm's fees Only a person with a current practising certificate can lawfully charge for legal work: s 24 Legal Profession Act 2004 -Typically the firm, not the lawyer, is providing services -Methods of charging for legal work: ---Lump sum fee ---Task-based fee ---Court scale of costs ---Time-costing ---Speculative or contingent fee (% of proceeds recovered are illegal) - Lawyers Fees - Lawyers can receive fees despite their general duty to act in client best interest ...

Week 1) yanner v eaton - '"property" does not refer to a thing; it is a description of a legal relationship with a thing' facts: -Indig person In qld had engaged in hunting -hunting took place on crown land -foreigner act said youre not allowed to hunt on crown land -native title type of case (didn't have proper native title yet though) property as a bundle of rights - Milirrpum v Nabalco (1971) 17 FLR 141 at 171: -the right to use and enjoy -the right to exclude others from use an...

Offer - All contracts begin when a person or a company proposes a deal (offeror). Acceptance - Once a party receives an offer, he must respond to it in a certain way (offeree). Consideration - There has to be bargaining that leads to an exchange of value between the parties. Legality - The contract must be for a lawful purpose and comply with the requirements of the law. Capacity - The legal ability to enter into a contract. Consent - Fraud and Mistake may render a contract unenforceable be...